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Old Mint Street
Old Mint Streetis a narrow, steep street in the old town of Valletta, the capital of Malta, stretching from the city gate down the slope toward the sea. The "Mint" in the street name is a literal translation of the English word "mint," which actually refers not to the herb, but to the minting workshop established on this street during the time of the Knights Hospitaller. In Maltese, it is still called "Mint Street" today. The street is lined with old houses built of honey-colored limestone, with colorful enclosed wooden balconies cantilevered from the walls. The red, green, and blue paint against the warm yellow walls creates one of the most recognizable streetscapes in Valletta.Valletta · 10.8 km from Rabat
Blue Grotto
Blue Grottois located on the southern coast of Malta and is a series of sea caves formed by years of seawater erosion, as well as one of the representatives of Malta's "Three Blues" views. The cave system consists of several chambers, and the entrance to the main cave is a natural arch tens of m high. Its name in Maltese literally translates to "under the arch." The water inside the cave is exceptionally clear. When sunlight shines into the entrance, the water surface takes on a transparent, almost sky-blue hue, while algae and marine life in the water reflect orange, purple, and green spots onto the cave walls, with light and shadow changing constantly depending on the angle of illumination.Qrendi · 8.1 km from Rabat
Upper Barrakka
Upper Barrakkais located on the ramparts of Valletta overlooking the Grand Harbour, built on the top tier of the St. Peter and St. Paul Bastion. The garden's seaside colonnade was built in 1661, commissioned by the Italian knights of the Order of St. John; originally covered, it was later converted into the open-air style seen today. Walk along the row of arches to the viewing platform, where you can take in the blue waters of the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities on the opposite shore; the port shipyards and the old and new streets in the lower parts of Valletta are also clearly visible. Several statues and monuments are scattered between the columns, including a replica of "Street Urchins" by Maltese sculptor Antonio Sciortino, which is worth a closer look. It is a perfect place for a leisurely stroll.Valletta · 10.9 km from Rabat
Dingli Cliffs
The Dingli Cliffs are a natural defense line on the island of Malta. Looking into the distance from the cliff, the field of vision is very broad, with a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea. There is a walking trail along the way to the cliff, and the surrounding scenery is also very good.Had-Dingli · 2.6 km from Rabat
Fort St Elmo and the National War Museum
Standing at the northern end of Valletta, the fort was built as a fortification by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century. It was used during the British colonial period and was abandoned when the British retreated.Valletta · 11.6 km from Rabat
Victoria
The capital of Gozo was renamed from Rabat in 1887 toVictoria, to mark the coronation of Queen Victoria. The city is built on a steep, conical hill, and the Citadel at the summit is a famous local attraction. A walk around it offers panoramic views of the entire island. The city has a rustic charm, with a network of paths, surrounding countryside, and houses built entirely from local stone.Victoria · 23.4 km from Rabat
Mediterranean Conference Centre
Located in the heart of Malta's capital, the Valletta Mediterranean Conference Centre is a landmark building that blends historical significance with modern functionality. Originally a 16th-century hospital built by the Knights of the Cross, its magnificent architecture bears witness to the city's important history. Today, it serves as a vital venue for large conferences, performances, and cultural events, and its unique stonework and harbor views make it a popular landmark for experiencing Valletta's charm.Valletta · 11.6 km from Rabat
Fort Manoel
The Monroe Fortress is a fort located on the island of Manoel, built in the 18th century for military defense. Due to disrepair, the castle was rebuilt in 2009, and the entire building was almost completely renovated. Fort Monroe is also one of the filming locations for Game of Thrones.Gzira · 10.5 km from Rabat
Pretty Bay
Birzebbuga · 13.4 km from Rabat
Vittoriosa
Senglea · 11.7 km from Rabat
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Old Mint Street
Valletta · 10.8 km from RabatBlue Grotto
Qrendi · 8.1 km from RabatUpper Barrakka
Valletta · 10.9 km from RabatDingli Cliffs
Had-Dingli · 2.6 km from RabatFort St Elmo and the National War Museum
Valletta · 11.6 km from RabatVictoria
Victoria · 23.4 km from RabatMediterranean Conference Centre
Valletta · 11.6 km from RabatFort Manoel
Gzira · 10.5 km from RabatPretty Bay
Birzebbuga · 13.4 km from RabatVittoriosa
Senglea · 11.7 km from Rabat
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What travelers say about Rabat
YoYo_0T9A3B0LSeptember 1, 2026
5.0
Old Mint Street, located in Valletta's Old Town, is a steep street offering views of the sea and distant church domes. The houses on both sides are built of tan limestone, some walls covered in vines, and stained-glass windows gleaming in the sunlight. The street is narrow, with little traffic, perfect for a leisurely stroll, where you might occasionally encounter locals chatting on the steps. In the evening, the slanting sunlight casts long shadows, making the street feel quiet. A little further up, the outline of Castel Saint-Elmo comes into view.
Old Mint Street
Predrag Patrick S.January 1, 2023
5.0
one of the gems of Malta, must seen. You will need to get a boat ride that brings you so close and even inside the caves. Highly recommended 👌
Blue Grotto
徐徐霞客RrAugust 22, 2022
5.0
This garden in Malta covers a large area, and it is divided into the upper and lower gardens. It has a very long history. If you come to visit, you must understand its history. It covers a large area and it takes an afternoon to visit it completely.
Upper Barrakka
大姐小露開心果July 21, 2021
5.0
Dingli Cliff, about 253 meters high, is the highest point in the Maltese Islands. It is named after the British knight (Sir. Thomas Dingli) who lived here in the 16th century. The steep cliff extends straight to the sea. It is a natural defense line on the island of Malta. There is a church and a radar station on the edge of the cliff. Looking into the distance on the cliff, the view is very wide. The beautiful scenery of the Mediterranean Sea is in full view. The sea breeze is strong. On the blue sea, waves like lace are rolling up~
Dingli Cliffs
小思文October 20, 2019
4.0
This is a military defense building, located next to the seaside. It is also a good place for defense in the open sea. Here you can feel many military facilities and many defensive holes.
Fort St Elmo and the National War Museum
老少皆宜（）September 23, 2022
5.0
When we were traveling in Vancouver, we came to the famous Victoria. It is very prosperous here. In Canada, where there are very few people, this place should be the most crowded. Here we also met children from the Shaolin Temple Wushu School who were praising and promoting Chinese martial arts on the street.
Victoria
